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	* A [[t:Retail|Retailer]] picking up supplies from their supplier		* A [[t:Retail|Retailer]] picking up supplies from their supplier

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First-Party Logistics or 1PL is a term describing the Shipper or Consignee.

A First-Party Logistics company typically owns, leases, or hires their own vehicles to transport their products. Only one party is directly involved in this supply chain: themselves.

Use Cases

• A Retailer picking up supplies from their supplier
• A manufacturer delivering goods to their customer
• A cement producer delivering concrete to a customer's job site

See also: 2PL, 3PL, 4PL, 5PL

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